味辛平。泻热解毒。入手太阴足厥阴经。功专利水明目。捣服治黄胆腹胀。和蜜
服治症瘕积。小儿血痢。醋调末敷秃疮。盐调末敷乳痈蜘蛛咬毒。根解酒毒。并敷阴囊肿大
如斗神效。叶利五脏。消食下气治嗽。若飞丝入眼。用叶揉烂滴汁三两点自出。一名诸葛菜
。
味辛平。泻热解毒。入手太阴足厥阴经。功专利水明目。捣服治黄胆腹胀。和蜜
服治症瘕积。小儿血痢。醋调末敷秃疮。盐调末敷乳痈蜘蛛咬毒。根解酒毒。并敷阴囊肿大
如斗神效。叶利五脏。消食下气治嗽。若飞丝入眼。用叶揉烂滴汁三两点自出。一名诸葛菜
。
味辛平。泻热解毒。入手太阴足厥阴经。功专利水明目。捣服治黄胆腹胀。和蜜
服治症瘕积。小儿血痢。醋调末敷秃疮。盐调末敷乳痈蜘蛛咬毒。根解酒毒。并敷阴囊肿大
如斗神效。叶利五脏。消食下气治嗽。若飞丝入眼。用叶揉烂滴汁三两点自出。一名诸葛菜
。
味辛平。泻热解毒。入手太阴足厥阴经。功专利水明目。捣服治黄胆腹胀。和蜜
服治症瘕积。小儿血痢。醋调末敷秃疮。盐调末敷乳痈蜘蛛咬毒。根解酒毒。并敷阴囊肿大
如斗神效。叶利五脏。消食下气治嗽。若飞丝入眼。用叶揉烂滴汁三两点自出。一名诸葛菜
。
味辛平。泻热解毒。入手太阴足厥阴经。功专利水明目。捣服治黄胆腹胀。和蜜
服治症瘕积。小儿血痢。醋调末敷秃疮。盐调末敷乳痈蜘蛛咬毒。根解酒毒。并敷阴囊肿大
如斗神效。叶利五脏。消食下气治嗽。若飞丝入眼。用叶揉烂滴汁三两点自出。一名诸葛菜
。
蔓荆子的味道辛、平。具有清除热邪、解除毒素的功效。归入手太阴肺经和足厥阴肝经。其主要功效在于通利水道（促进尿液排泄）和明亮双目。将其捣碎后服用，可治疗黄疸引起的腹部胀满。与蜂蜜调和后服用，可治疗症瘕积聚（腹内结块）。用于小儿血痢。用醋调成粉末外敷，可治疗秃疮。用盐调成粉末外敷，可治疗乳痈（急性乳腺炎）及蜘蛛咬伤中毒。根部能解酒毒。并外敷治疗阴囊肿大如斗的情况，效果神妙。叶子能利五脏，消食导滞，降气止咳。如果有飞丝进入眼睛，将叶子揉烂滴入两三滴汁液，飞丝即可自行排出。又名诸葛菜。
蔓荆子的味道辛、平。具有清除热邪、解除毒素的功效。归入手太阴肺经和足厥阴肝经。其主要功效在于通利水道（促进尿液排泄）和明亮双目。将其捣碎后服用，可治疗黄疸引起的腹部胀满。与蜂蜜调和后服用，可治疗症瘕积聚（腹内结块）。用于小儿血痢。用醋调成粉末外敷，可治疗秃疮。用盐调成粉末外敷，可治疗乳痈（急性乳腺炎）及蜘蛛咬伤中毒。根部能解酒毒。并外敷治疗阴囊肿大如斗的情况，效果神妙。叶子能利五脏，消食导滞，降气止咳。如果有飞丝进入眼睛，将叶子揉烂滴入两三滴汁液，飞丝即可自行排出。又名诸葛菜。
蔓荆子的味道辛、平。具有清除热邪、解除毒素的功效。归入手太阴肺经和足厥阴肝经。其主要功效在于通利水道（促进尿液排泄）和明亮双目。将其捣碎后服用，可治疗黄疸引起的腹部胀满。与蜂蜜调和后服用，可治疗症瘕积聚（腹内结块）。用于小儿血痢。用醋调成粉末外敷，可治疗秃疮。用盐调成粉末外敷，可治疗乳痈（急性乳腺炎）及蜘蛛咬伤中毒。根部能解酒毒。并外敷治疗阴囊肿大如斗的情况，效果神妙。叶子能利五脏，消食导滞，降气止咳。如果有飞丝进入眼睛，将叶子揉烂滴入两三滴汁液，飞丝即可自行排出。又名诸葛菜。
蔓荆子的味道辛、平。具有清除热邪、解除毒素的功效。归入手太阴肺经和足厥阴肝经。其主要功效在于通利水道（促进尿液排泄）和明亮双目。将其捣碎后服用，可治疗黄疸引起的腹部胀满。与蜂蜜调和后服用，可治疗症瘕积聚（腹内结块）。用于小儿血痢。用醋调成粉末外敷，可治疗秃疮。用盐调成粉末外敷，可治疗乳痈（急性乳腺炎）及蜘蛛咬伤中毒。根部能解酒毒。并外敷治疗阴囊肿大如斗的情况，效果神妙。叶子能利五脏，消食导滞，降气止咳。如果有飞丝进入眼睛，将叶子揉烂滴入两三滴汁液，飞丝即可自行排出。又名诸葛菜。
蔓荆子的味道辛、平。具有清除热邪、解除毒素的功效。归入手太阴肺经和足厥阴肝经。其主要功效在于通利水道（促进尿液排泄）和明亮双目。将其捣碎后服用，可治疗黄疸引起的腹部胀满。与蜂蜜调和后服用，可治疗症瘕积聚（腹内结块）。用于小儿血痢。用醋调成粉末外敷，可治疗秃疮。用盐调成粉末外敷，可治疗乳痈（急性乳腺炎）及蜘蛛咬伤中毒。根部能解酒毒。并外敷治疗阴囊肿大如斗的情况，效果神妙。叶子能利五脏，消食导滞，降气止咳。如果有飞丝进入眼睛，将叶子揉烂滴入两三滴汁液，飞丝即可自行排出。又名诸葛菜。
The flavor is acrid and neutral. It clears heat and resolves toxicity. It enters the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian (Shou Taiyin Fei Jing) and Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian (Zu Jueyin Gan Jing). Its primary functions are to promote diuresis (Li Shui) and brighten the eyes. When crushed and taken orally, it treats jaundice with abdominal distension. Mixed with honey and taken orally, it treats zheng jia ji (masses and accumulations). It is used for pediatric hematochezic dysentery. The powder mixed with vinegar applied externally treats tinea capitis (tu chuang). The powder mixed with salt applied externally treats mastitis (ru yong) and spider bite toxicity. The root resolves alcohol toxicity. Applied externally, it is miraculously effective for treating scrotal swelling as large as a dou (a traditional Chinese unit of volume). The leaves benefit the five zang organs, aid digestion, direct qi downward, and treat cough. If flying silk enters the eye, crush the leaves, drip two or three drops of juice, and the silk will exit naturally. Also known as Zhuge Cai.
The flavor is acrid and neutral. It clears heat and resolves toxicity. It enters the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian (Shou Taiyin Fei Jing) and Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian (Zu Jueyin Gan Jing). Its primary functions are to promote diuresis (Li Shui) and brighten the eyes. When crushed and taken orally, it treats jaundice with abdominal distension. Mixed with honey and taken orally, it treats zheng jia ji (masses and accumulations). It is used for pediatric hematochezic dysentery. The powder mixed with vinegar applied externally treats tinea capitis (tu chuang). The powder mixed with salt applied externally treats mastitis (ru yong) and spider bite toxicity. The root resolves alcohol toxicity. Applied externally, it is miraculously effective for treating scrotal swelling as large as a dou (a traditional Chinese unit of volume). The leaves benefit the five zang organs, aid digestion, direct qi downward, and treat cough. If flying silk enters the eye, crush the leaves, drip two or three drops of juice, and the silk will exit naturally. Also known as Zhuge Cai.
The flavor is acrid and neutral. It clears heat and resolves toxicity. It enters the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian (Shou Taiyin Fei Jing) and Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian (Zu Jueyin Gan Jing). Its primary functions are to promote diuresis (Li Shui) and brighten the eyes. When crushed and taken orally, it treats jaundice with abdominal distension. Mixed with honey and taken orally, it treats zheng jia ji (masses and accumulations). It is used for pediatric hematochezic dysentery. The powder mixed with vinegar applied externally treats tinea capitis (tu chuang). The powder mixed with salt applied externally treats mastitis (ru yong) and spider bite toxicity. The root resolves alcohol toxicity. Applied externally, it is miraculously effective for treating scrotal swelling as large as a dou (a traditional Chinese unit of volume). The leaves benefit the five zang organs, aid digestion, direct qi downward, and treat cough. If flying silk enters the eye, crush the leaves, drip two or three drops of juice, and the silk will exit naturally. Also known as Zhuge Cai.
The flavor is acrid and neutral. It clears heat and resolves toxicity. It enters the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian (Shou Taiyin Fei Jing) and Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian (Zu Jueyin Gan Jing). Its primary functions are to promote diuresis (Li Shui) and brighten the eyes. When crushed and taken orally, it treats jaundice with abdominal distension. Mixed with honey and taken orally, it treats zheng jia ji (masses and accumulations). It is used for pediatric hematochezic dysentery. The powder mixed with vinegar applied externally treats tinea capitis (tu chuang). The powder mixed with salt applied externally treats mastitis (ru yong) and spider bite toxicity. The root resolves alcohol toxicity. Applied externally, it is miraculously effective for treating scrotal swelling as large as a dou (a traditional Chinese unit of volume). The leaves benefit the five zang organs, aid digestion, direct qi downward, and treat cough. If flying silk enters the eye, crush the leaves, drip two or three drops of juice, and the silk will exit naturally. Also known as Zhuge Cai.
The flavor is acrid and neutral. It clears heat and resolves toxicity. It enters the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian (Shou Taiyin Fei Jing) and Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian (Zu Jueyin Gan Jing). Its primary functions are to promote diuresis (Li Shui) and brighten the eyes. When crushed and taken orally, it treats jaundice with abdominal distension. Mixed with honey and taken orally, it treats zheng jia ji (masses and accumulations). It is used for pediatric hematochezic dysentery. The powder mixed with vinegar applied externally treats tinea capitis (tu chuang). The powder mixed with salt applied externally treats mastitis (ru yong) and spider bite toxicity. The root resolves alcohol toxicity. Applied externally, it is miraculously effective for treating scrotal swelling as large as a dou (a traditional Chinese unit of volume). The leaves benefit the five zang organs, aid digestion, direct qi downward, and treat cough. If flying silk enters the eye, crush the leaves, drip two or three drops of juice, and the silk will exit naturally. Also known as Zhuge Cai.